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5. Birds & Reptiles Marine Reptiles Marine Birds Marine Bird Species Amniotic Egg 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Marine Reptile Species

6. Where on the food chain are marine birds and reptiles generally found?

7. High

8. Reproduction occurs sexually with _________.

9. Separate Sexes

10. Three shared adaptations allowing survival in the marine environment and flying (in the case of birds).

11. Efficient Circulatory System, Efficient Respiratory System, Salt Glands

12. Many marine birds and reptiles depend on land for this behavior.

13. Breeding

14. Generally speaking marine birds and reptiles depend on the ocean for this behavior.

15. Feeding

16. Marine reptiles include crocodiles, sea turtles, sea snakes, and these.

17. Marine Iguanas

18. Unlike birds, reptiles have theses two characteristics to prevent water loss.

19. Scales, & Efficient Kidneys

20. Marine reptiles mostly exhibit this feeding style.

21. Carnivorous

22. Term referring to the method by which reptiles regulate body heat.

23. Ectotherm

24. The largest of the marine reptiles can grow to this length.

25. 20 ft.

26. These species have flipper-like appendages and fat deposits to help them swim.

27. Sea Turtles

28. This marine reptile spends most of its time on the beaches of Africa, Asia, Australia, & Americas

29. Marine Crocodiles

30. These marine reptiles are very territorial with other members of their species

31. Marine Iguanas

32. Six of the seven species of these are carnivorous.

33. Sea turtles

34. Fishing nets with these were developed to keep turtles from becoming more endangered.

35. Turtle Exclusion Devices

36. This many of the 8,500 species of bird are considered marine species.

37. 250

38. Marine birds typically rely most on these two senses.

39. Sight & Hearing

40. This term refers to birds’ ability to self-regulate their body temperature

41. Homeothermic

42. A bird’s circulatory is said to be advanced due to this structure that prevents oxygenated blood from mixing with deoxygenated blood.

43. Four-Chambered Heart

44. Birds have these specialized structures that help reduce their overall weight.

45. Hollow Bones

46. These species’ diet consists mainly of fish, squid, & krill

47. Penguins

48. These “flocking” birds are known as being loud, aggressive eaters.

49. Gulls

50. These birds are characterized by their dive-bomb feeding style

51. Pelicans

52. These birds rely on a fat-producing gland to feed their young and avoid predators

53. Tubenoses

54. With a wingspan of up to 12 ft., the largest bird capabable of flight

55. Wandering Albatross

56. This structure stores the food eaten by the developing embryo

57. Yolk Sac

58. This structure houses the embryo

59. Amnion

60. The function of the allantois

61. Waste removal

62. The chorion is responsible for this function in the amniotic egg

63. Gas exchange

64. The hard shell covering the amniotic egg

65. Shell

66. Make your wager

67. Name the only two species of penguin found on the Antarctic continent

68. Emperor & Adeline